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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

One of the last sad rites-writing one
will.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

What is the difference between an angry
lover and a Tilted maid2" "Give it up.h
''Why, one is a cross beau, and the other is
cutlass."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

When Taby was sick, We gave hor Castor1a, q
When sho was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom sho became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04
"Closo the door gently,
And bride the breath;
I've one of my headaches
Pm sick unto death.n

"E# Wake 'PurGatlVe Pettets,' 100 +
They're pleasant and sure;
I've some in my pocket
I'll warrant to cure" :
DR.. Pierce's tsPleasant Purgative Pellets
are both preventative and curative.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

Tight-lacing, like other evils, has its COM
pensation. It prevents waste-fulness.-LVs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04
TN MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA

l-Close to Railroad. Also, unimproved lands
at low prices and on easy terms. Address &
G. +. KiNDRED, Brainerd, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

Wanted Gentlemen and Ladies to Learn TeRo.
graphing. Tuition not paid until position oh
tanned. Address DR.. Valentines College, i
Washington St, Chicago, Ills.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

nANncDc cured without cutting or burn-
lllMlsfh ing. Address DIR. WALKER,lS
'1.~ - South Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

IT'D III Send &c for agents complete our
fit, and 10 elegant scraps. SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS CARDC0.. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

MFMNINMc Onlcer,s pay, bounty pre-
kDsn ENV1WsN cured deserters relieved.
= or no fee. Write for circulars and new iaws.
a. ". Mccormick & Son. Warrington, D. {. & csueinE.a, q
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06
THE PEABODY LETTER.

The publication few days since OF the
fac-simile Of President Pcabody's letter j.
still the subject Of much comment.
1t used to be beconsidcred Il question Of pr1-
priety TO say kind word 81 the result Df
a treatment other than that prescribed los
4 regular practitioner; and the time was
when a man using an advertised remedy
did so more orleSs surreptitioUSly. libw-
ever, this has happily given away T. a
broader and more liberal view of thiT.,S
typilied in Mr.. Pca5ody's frank EXPIRES
sion that he knows .. no v.Ilid Tt'.l, n
why commendatiOns should not be e.I,i liiV
rs hearty in one instance rs in the u.i;cr
Certainly this wuuld appear fair in the
face of the facts Tie was assured thot lie
injury would coni.ne him 10 the hons.
for three weeks o. more. YET IN t,gres
his duties as if nothing had kapi,a,. et
Surely a remedy tia. will So practically
demonstrate its efficacy and that has
stood foremost. as hes -. Jacobs Ui
upward cf Ten years u Gnapprg2shs',is
for the eradication Of pain. ! Justly cr
titled % rank - = standard.
That many physicians prescribeiI il j. -
true as that many physicians use D..
Not long since one OF these drO;Fr-,
confidential note 10 a friend r.
duesjing three bottles be sent fyr hi
personal use Immediately, as without il
his hands were simply no hands n al.
but," continued lie. ''for Heavens sake
don't say / said So" This is literal,
true.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

MEN whose sympathies are easily
excited should stop and analyze the
principles involved and contemplate
the results of their action. The pass
age OF the prohibition amendment
would not do away with the drinking
of liquor, nor with municipal expense.
1t would simply result in higher taxes
without any corresponding benefit.
LIS Astoria too prosperous now? Look
before you leap.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

The American board of missions
has decided that the unconverted
heather must go TO perdition. A sus-
picion, however, is gaining ground in
some regions that the final decision
in this matter does not rest wholly
with the American board.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

"A BLACK REPUBLICAN" may vote
for prohibition if he wants TO, but
there are good many white ones in
whose craws still stick the defeat of
Blaine by the prohibitionists and who
feel like getting even the first
good chance they get There's q heap
of human nature in some folks.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

PRoHIBITIoNIsTs say free will, God.
gift TO man, should he denied him
If so, why doesn't God kill the devi
and improve upon His alleged plan o
salvation?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

disaster TO individuals and COM
munites. Thought rules the world
and thinking men who see clearly
the results of their deeds can always
be depended ON TO do right
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

IT is poor compliment to man to
tell him that he hasn't backbone
enough to live right, but must have a
prohibition constitution to keep him
straight Some people are good be-
cause they are paid to be good: 9th
ers are good-for nothing.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

TWENTY thousand annually are the
latest numbers given OF the exiles
from Russia to Siberia, on the author
ity of Prince Krapotkine. Thousands
of these are young girls not one of
whom escapes the worst indignities
en- route.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

FOURTEEN hundred years ago st.
jerome exclaimed, I'm want of rehec-
ton the world is lost" A little re.
fiection is necessary in all centuries to
avoid evils and refrain from causing
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

THE great New York election comes
of next Tuesday. On a straight vote
New York will go Republican. The
prohibitionists, who beat Blaine in
'84, are doing their best to beat Fred
Grant in New York next Tuesday.
That's business. If they can fool Re-
publicans in Oregon into voting for
prohibition next Tuesday, that'll be
business, too. Any Republican in As
toria who will vote for prohibition
next Tuesday will do what the New
York prohibitionists will do in New
York next Tuesday-all he can to
beat the Republican party. If, after Civ
ing this due reflection, he still deter
mines to vote for prohibition. why, OF
course, he has a right to.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06
Boat Building.

MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
w building boats on the Columbia river
and hundreds of fine boats of my build
make my guaranteed for good work. Head
quarters at the old Astoria Iron Works
building, VIII build boats at any point on
the Columbia river where my services may
be required.
WIN. HOWE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-11-06

OFFICE OF LIGHT-HoUsE INSPECTOR,
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. PORTLAND, ORE
CON. October -. 1857.
DROPOSAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED AT
H. this Office until - O'Clock on the sth of
November. for furnishing supplies for the
Light House Establishment.
The articles needed consist of three lots
embracing, respectively. Engineers Supplies,
Supplies for buOyS, and Fuel, all of which
are enumerated in specifications attached
to form of bid, which may be obtained on
application TO this Office.
Bids will be received for each lot separate.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids and 10 waive any defects.
URIEL SEBREE,
Lieutenant. 4. 5. Navy, Lighthouse In
SpectOr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

fsas. Chase Nil serve tsslVe DAYS ~ the
.oaae tssiils lol beng eruss Albert
b Cars sss ssnlsacst - t~snIy days Al
Aaf,i iteoF ~ dlsof1sIls condues.---wi.-
naa Taylor plea .si guilty 10 assault aud
.4ifsfs. aas.us struck an Oh man on t1s
el ailh . ~aIp-sl0ck, ~hlch Vas pro
3 eei a. -8uft. if being loaded $50 iesa.
lla I4ass nnel hiua o. 4aa ;. s. cOsls,
a aica ae pad --foe cAse u Frank Wof'
ls fof ksefaag hls saloon oDen alter neufs.
.s4s a. ol.aed until ApTil lx---" Bill
Iaul0gtl as hsIsl cal iuto the coar, room
i0 10 nirlhsF examined iog attempting 70
c9msair ssI,e Agnes lllDurf Dis intsnded
y. .Einl - pat gloa the slsas aud told =
straight ssefs giving ihe iacis as published
B->sI. EFeiu wlo Witnessed the etiFinpi,
sisg irsiin-a iu s.raight.urwa ~ nl2nnof
b. % shat she sas, snsr wl4lcA ihe vxan-
iaatisn 49, adjourned annl TOMORROW ~
Dlsf.es lkiacft 0as released front lie IAil
Yesterday morning after serving senieaes
~ sikiY dzfs igf keeping bis saloon. 40 ms
Basement st the cJfner g.. CA1zl.st. And
Crescent 0peg after hours tie WI ;
unweiial els reeFrested on tie .atus Chsfge
6ut iae ufense wss eum ntted Oh different
asfe anf 81 hils on bal awaiting trial. lie
va srraisurt ia court and the csss al
io.fusd apih tais inofaing His family are
in dssiita,s condition sgd sentence Will
probably he somewhat lighter this TIME.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
- suaER 80 cnuRT.


Ia tia fearfniiy and wcndsgfuily mixed
city campaign which il nov on ths TEI-
EoRAA HERALD has no party Interests to
conserve and no personal prsiud!ces to
sway il. we simply desire to $50 good
men elected 70 oiiics-msn who Gre oapa.
bla aud honest. Soms of the nomina-
tiOns are good and others ars decidedly
weak and bad. For Judge OF the Super
Tor Court The Republicans have Domiuas-
sd PRED MATaAsD no. from auy reason
OF bis Etaess FOR the place bat simply
because hs went about aud captured tho
caGcusss. There are not i've lawyers a.
the Grand Rapids bar who will freely and
frankly say that Re has any require
msnts FOR 4 judicial position. Some Of
these lswyers Will vote for him because
be has been nominated by thsir party,
but FRED MARYSkD cannot snd should
not 5s elected. The Democrats have
placed in nomination cFedissbie lawyer,
e nan o. judgment and o gentleman Who
will 10 credit 70 the position. There IS
no reason way L. A. BURtINeAMe s.souii
not suscaed Judgs PAgRTsH ou the beach
of the superior Cours aad 20 believe he
vii
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01


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s~.ssa S rss-fairs aha hsF pagslci4ns fsel
si.ell sss4 to l.Louacs ne danger u
sseEfleres ul AeE H.sutai maisds sefg -
ll4If.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

PERHAPS lr's aGsf AFTeR Ar.
Il ssag - a geoi lhius taf iss,zaa tna.
ths eesseia biil - 81 ses! ssssse. 1n-s
very quality la4y Irigs soma T. vote
sgslasE u wAs ~pH!i vote ios a L lis
aroyistss.s wsss AT 90 asf1sfoae. l.4rd
,sLeagef cossFsusa. staEss ~ sxsai-
saos or iAs approval @. sxirsne coereIoa
b. ths aFis.sh rsopis. With the sacssss
or failuss 5s thai bil Il -tsnla og falls
1. IS lsxeai tAsa for ihsn q ~ ihs Sc
v-rs-t foFn - essrs-pn that eSn % IA
sgiaed. 'og more gentle msasurss have
Jailed Ulih prscsd.Us miaisins5 hns {
ioss 80. seen possible that IA shsss 81
llgh.casd days Gax'sul can 80 bsek 10
sLs customs % the DARK Ages aud sliow
msg ss,4ts % examine or ceniel =
without ez 4mialag Il it shoali De d.8m
sl ex2sdisnt 20 dispsass wits ln-iss. ~
seens impoEsiols far tho b,ll o carry ba,
avsa Y 70 shoaia 4, gil go. sus,ss1 in
is pprposs. ;ar ths irish spri' viii not
bs troksn IA taas VA. Insy bayo ga.
feFed TOO rluub s!rssdy for thsn to oa
eoaqaereA when tie Accomplishment oi
Foms Hala seems more certain, although
adysnes - msds bat slosly. Tbs Nation
slis.s havs s,roag allies ia Eas'snd aad
IA Amsr.oa, bul they must depend rauoh
upoU thsir Own EorsitIds aud Ds.iepee
ior their success, aud must shos by their
eonduct thas thsy ere worthy to ruis
themselves Whenever The opportunity
may Do given them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
Edward o.nopns,l Tor Alderman.

EdNaA Onouaeli, the Uuion nomiuee
ior alderman of the Foutlh ward, needs NO
Introduction 10 The people OF Grand Rapids.
having resided here for many years. lie
has arrived a, the axe whea he is capable OF
thinking aud acting Tor the best interests OF
the city. and Il honored with = seat on the
aidsfmanic bOArd hls counsel aud Nlse
Judgment will be found Of iucalcplsbie
oepetL Sace he was candidate for the
sanie Office two years aEO, he has retired
from The bu.lneSs which vas SD obnC xiOus
% many and IS now preparing 70 engage IN
mercantile pursuits about May ls'. Nothing
IA. ever been said against Mr.. . D0Rne!is
character OF reputation. and IN his business
fsial0ns and dsporIncnt he has always
proven himself = gentleman. He Is sn
ardent friend OF labor an intelligent think
ing man and bis election Will mean the
pisciug IN tie Council OF a man who Will be
.elt aud heard in the deliberations of that
bg4v
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

There are several elroums is8css con-
nected With ths resent race whieh wau.d
warrant tia Captain AMI FRA mis- o. the
Dsuatss 10 maintaining that tas race
between ;has yacht ani the caronsi vas
not co1cias.g. Tue fact faa. the Yes.
ssis followed sn,irsly different courses 10
one % these e.repmsts1css The wcktnss
tasi prsTs.iai ~as e7idsnt'y riore 'ayor-
abe O. ibe ~.unisz yas5, tbsl 'bs other.
Wita q sons~hat i.GsFsai s.a g is qaits
posas1,a taastas rssHt q <ai hzys bssa
reT~rs~l I1- er'fseHi.Hefy Fu1 he
sosp.ehst ~ tss esssa vsfss. oa las
t1ta = 1aab ezxssis tast uadf' ~.
tsnai 4Eoas eas 81 aass bsss
fas siaas1 80 t4e4 ~ tas fsse
ss.a
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

PRosArE.-Esiate OF Emily Kennedy, lie
ceased administrators bond filed and let
ters issued TO Jacob W Walker. --E Estate
og VIM. Van Leeuwen et al.. minors guard
ian's bond hled and letters issued 10 Wm
H. Van Leeuwen.- Estate Of Catherine
Courtney, decreased execrtriS' sesond an.
nual account led Estate of Minnie NJ.
Gibson 6. al. minors, order appointing
Amira J. Sterling guardian.
PoIl,E-FrNnk Chase. drunk. twelve
davs 10 iail-Albes, e Clark. disoTderly.
twenty DAYS in William Taylor, as
saul, aud battery paid 49, .--- Frank Wor-
fs,. saloon open after hours. adjourned 10
rsl,e. adjourned 70 April 2---CDsrlss Hal
bert ss,oon open after hours adjourned to
April l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

basasass fs ale "a st-tH ias Asr
sfs s45 .ssass .faris aii Beds 81 wells
es smels'sa 50 Ascf viiA q Hts pro.
a.s tsFisis fas afy haiss
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ssts4 So itis ~fil5 tEel - t5.
ttss tse ais - i4efssst ai thies ~e~
atst as etA iett Hi HfaE
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e4 ~ asss ~-f tle se.lszi 1ftii se
as1.ssse - het.el Htk.f iHe ae~
a at ss e4HalL @ess ~ Eusa p.s
sta esaae - eia lks as q
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

In November. 1884 Katie Roe, OF this
city married Perry Roe at kslsnazoo. They
lived together until October, 1856, and two
children were born 10 them. Yesterday
through her attorney. Frank &. Holmes,
soc Sled bill Of complaint ia the Superior
Court charging Perry with e"treme cruelty,
fixture 10 support and habitual drunken
ness She says be never loved her. has not
contributed anything toward the tnainten
sncc Of herself aud children and thst she
has been obliged 10 work aud receive sup
port from ner nsighbors and friends. She
asks that he may be compelled by an order
from the court 10 contribute something to
wsrl the care and maintenance of his
fam.lv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

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f.lsss sss q il,s s 10 -Esseesss ~
s1s gs1ss 1.szss.stss t1sessfe = 80 4se
aa4 erg ie4t Asa 9es- f-sst - @s
s-Akg = sass8 - e4sf Aa-sss -s-st
-siters h-fa4 sa 80 s'A4'ef t@aa~ -
ssseias esfV So A 1Aat ts5
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fr.l1ses
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
The TELEGala HERALD has as.s.s
he cirtsaIsa Of an siha tai1 s-
Esasd "a AiEhigaa aais.is Of 0sigh,


Again - a. =. EoHAA hsakLp 1lsfa a
ysas sabaifip ptiea b saa d-liy Tres O. ibs
ysfaoa sls5 aha E'iasl 1sagssi ilo fosais
~ th8 sopfu4 :.li8a lte GA tas ffeAlni
tl0n suaEsllisat tiacesss shonid ~
naiied 20 ths oliica a. early a. peeaiole.
A a1sta caHi STA "A1sl- FFs1iblti2a
Ms sfitY -- 81 "lof Fga8iaii0a Ms-
lousy - . al thai . aecsseafg lo sea-
care tas DAIIt tgLaDaAa hEEkl = Ia
hsesasi to any al3rasa la ta.s city orQ
yeaf trss - eb4Fze of soes o. sny aaiiress
DY NAL aFoFiAin. y1lF zess8 - ues PEI
fns resalt iasn sast,ody siss 8assses
must .rsaeh th.s sfics not lzisf tnss sat.
uf,iay April z
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

'Escsged from sing sing" Dominiek
Mpsfsy's melo-drsms. which is to be pro-
dues3 at tie Wonderland next week. has
been entirely reausnged aud the piece has
undergone many changes for the better
during TIE SEASON. aGd taking Tor criterion
tl4. sifrsss with which Il mas met with tbe
ga.s YEAR j. undoubtedly wlgl he one OF tho
most sHf sssfnl engagements that has yet
bssH booked a. ihis fopulsI th~sife.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

VANrED-A tONrETFhsf H0UsFKEEPsR
W Appy al ssi n neANAy-avs. 9
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

EoR RENT -FURHIsHsD HOUSE. EIcHT
y rooms with three Gnl ciess toaIdsfs. Kegl
10 be paid in teAfd address II J. tt.- of.ec. g3
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

l1k sAl.E-8elh PANTY AID nkll ~
= saaases eslas fuafealacd ArpIs ~ Fsf 51f2f
- ~ft ~ hstSf sais u
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01
WAAT ADVERTISEMENTS.

a. ssst - szs,snts tlse Esi Aka e aAsttf
= s4..<ssef tlsaa. tsErks 81 attFa Ntt..t
tl...- sttf - lsafeesf So - tAe So -
sats - sss s4Hts e<l4~. a~@5s 49, 4p1s -
a. s44<<s
fFts s.4a r ~ -sttssE rsa attsasts ts-S ~Nttsts
"a .t..st ssss asst,istEk 81 tss4 ef'sfsA
Fks - s.es - .taoe = - 49, tsesAs ass
49, - taNE4 - go -. tf2 k,ss ststz< ssss -
s1fi4s - sstee - F4ft - = Ass-e - assse<i
% 49, t-l5 tlsse-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

NOR REST-BRSENENT OPpO.ETE UNION
+ Depot. suitable tor shoe OF bsSber shop. or
other TuTpoeeS - South Hivisilns. 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

TIE Wssesorksr ~ the SEVENTH ward
es..r eeI lasi evening snd nomiaaied can
q. Isfss fof aaf4 31lesfs ~ io ll0ws hups
sIsef a 80 sehssaisshafB Atisfnsn. iahn
3 fasHs4 Collector John 1ulisa. '1n.
stalla iafasi - 4aaeHbf4ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01


lss1asi fo any address Ia ih.s ci'3 orQ
yeaf trss % ebaFze or soes a. any aaliress
liy nal aFoFidfr. gonF zgsss .s uesfer
fns Fesalt iasa sastsody siss lassses
mast reach th.s sfiee not lzies tnas. sas-
uriay. April z
Have yoa returned pour ralisoad pass
yssa
II ynn vote Go prohibition gou should
VOC Cor iis esaaidalss
GiAdstous's recent speeches. show that
he . stili ths "grznd o.d mac.
The April buis uiil open ugOa The sx
pirinz gasp o. ias Prohibition party
Familiarity bree,ls contempt will
hardy % the sEpsr.suco % ihs Cz4R la
regard 70 the msay attempts on his life
Thanks. Capsaia GassLY, f5r hearing
our suggestion abouf rs4dlag 'hs vss.b
sr signals. Yoa bis Is very veil yss.er
day.
Ths Qassn bad hesisF keap ink oar %
ths rsach OK rsSsYsoS su1 hunt up
aaolasr pet. Sas spoiled tao laaFsste
xhsu she made the Lord
R0skIS sold s2o.uo1 wofth OF books
lsss yesr. But u took EDwU Boora
ooly ono week 70 play $4,000 worth q
Hsnlss IA 5aa Francisco.
Ths travelling msn al carry ropes now.
Not 20 string themselves up With but b
lst themselves down gently from the lfsh
story when there = a ok b,azs.
one Of the compansatioDs which ths
crews % tas D4untless sEd Coronst eu-
ioysd vhen il wss too stormy 10 eat vss
that they were aba to play POKER.
Lord TsNSYSoN hes writtsa two poems
rscsntly for boys in the Gordon Home
near Portsmouth. Eng. Il there no law
IN England against craslsy 20 children
Two weeks ago not man could be
found who would bet that psohi5itioo
rould not carry. nov bets are freely o.
tered that It Will bs lost By 1000 vetss.
The Brooklyn Tsatss says that It's al
most SAFE 10 bet that Prasidsnl CLgys-
LAND never hsarsl OF CtErKg HaRaIsoS.
What . crasl thrust IS this, my country
men
Tas revolver argument used by the
a.h.Il.s. a.. p-s.f. a.. .t.r~.~..ltr.. ~
scrips;ons 70 shsir fu8d msy Ia conviue-
ing bu, il would be q iistis hszsrious 10
soos countries.
Reports from ne rural DISTRICTS saoE
most sncoursgi0g gains ia tue au,i-pgo-
hibition sentiment. aad shat uisusee &c
the commsrcisl vslisrs OF tie State uii
certainly ce defeated
A P.ttsburx boys liss wss s=yed b. a
metal vaieh he had suspsadsd ab0nt
his assk. inisrespsiux pistol ba''. Tbiz
i ihs mosf valuable ssgsics . mstl.l nas
svsr hesu kuoun e. perform
There are taoss wto taiak t-zi sss-
uxl J. EAsrtLl 90as nlks e 80
speaker sf tss House, ~ Kssfsss4l4f. w..
e. "a proper - aiL hsFs4og. sast n.ssf
of these psssls s-s aJt psa 5e-ssa
CHsnlss u 1sxs 8as lesa app ssi
Inspeefof ~ H1ls A. Es9aio.
Iasrs - - xrs.' mz1g ssf >.
poin'es. sssssi - = aa.s 81 ae -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

tpANgED--A sTEAD4. Ac4nE Boa SO
W .eara afla.sttflUs. sasSl aasr 81 tF~
- siEs ssseI , 81 kaoclla s HISS AZ
s7<1a li.fisssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Ths Qnssn bad hesisF keap ink our o'
ths rsach Ok TsSxYsoS sn1 hunt up
another poet. Sas SPOILED tao laaFssts
sneu sas msds the Lord
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

INoK sAlk OK RFN1-A FIRsTCLA>- PLAN.
ins ~ ll With ftii sets Of new machinery fof
manufacturing sash. door en1 blinds Have
good wboiessic ana fet8il tfsde. CorresTO O19
with y. II Defi9iis kHtoD Rapids. Nira -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

B0skIS sold s2o.Ool wofth OF books
"a. yesr But u took EOwS Boora
ooly ono week 70 play $4,000 worth q
Hsclsi Ia 5sa Francisco
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Two weeks ago not = man could be
found who would bet tnss prohibition
would %. carry. nOv bets ars freely o.
tered that lt will bs losl by 1000 vetes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

IAoE SAILS fNI> CI4A a fDgN PAAaka
1 issins> Asa Nesa s sk sssiI tasiss sa4sa
salntk lesutet AaAntss a i ssrx laTnes So
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Lord TENSYEoN hes written two poems
recently FOR boys ia the Gordon Home
near Portsmouth. Eng. Il there no law
IN England against cruelty 70 children?
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

The travelling msn al carry ropes now.
Not 20 string themselves up With bat b
lst themselves down gently from. the liish
story when there i bls b,azs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

tTTfNTios t8KvTs Al THo9s Efrg
4 iaG pfafifaeie tffi .pstinH rlt Dc We - hsf
dc cod aatn iTiiFtfssi fi'ters. ne uus rnr
cess'll medicinal .flnnia~' ir flkfkrf un where
subject ~ licsDsg. s4sls 81 siffl i1 scuf-fants
pisles eeamsrn A 20. 81 herih Nets 3
CtiraEo iA if
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

tsHIh ~ - ittif ttHtIa etA.hf
te iauE fasf ftlH an fsflIl eHH hHaHlI "a
fltse Aae Taa tttlInIt f'ff'of can 1855 aii
D. haFffet aHd sfsud helaaf srrse fa aNs
osH ifetalif ilracs essHufliissiit aseslf 49,
iu5ii sass q thfoasI ifsifs ea.l Ilrlfis nn - q
"a rina d s. ufttt. e. NsrlaesI saN 81 lIi.E
le5sst
4 3aHss'ot Niee fas ~ Nenros a.
tEsr H aulfIs IsgA AGA 81 .ls I,last
q. 81. Aces ..fs. t p sad3 A U.ioaao
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Reports from The rural districts shoE
most snc0lrsgi8g gains IA tue zu,i-pyo-
hibition sent nsns. A1d that uisnaee &c
the commercial vslisrs of tie State viii
certainly be defeated
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

Tas revolver srgumsnt need by the
Nihiisss in Rgssis Ia demanding sab
scriptsons 70 shsir fn8d msy Ia convine-
ing but il would be iistis hazardous N
soTas eou1triss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-01

One Of the conpsnsatioDs waich ths
crews % tie D4untisss sEd Coronst 81
loysd vhen il vss too stormy io eat Wss
that they were sblA 10 play POKER.